Insolvency Service

“the unpaid debts 'included more than US $508,000, €334,000 and £25,000'”

“The firm was company was wound up in the public interest following a hearing at the High Court in Manchester on August 11, 2026”

“the company incurred freight costs with at least 16 JCTrans members and failed to make payments”

“The Insolvency Service announced on 14 August 2026 that Leeds‑based Malcolm Wright Associates Limited has been wound up in the public interest after it failed to settle freight debts exceeding US $50…”

“Malcolm Wright Associates Limited was wound up on 11 August 2026 after owing more than US $508,000, €334,000 and £25,000 to overseas freight partners”

“The High Court in Manchester issued the winding‑up order on 11 August 2026 following a hearing that the Insolvency Service described as being in the public interest.”

“Combined, the debts exceed US $847,000 when converted at contemporary market rates”

“Between August and October 2024, Malcolm Wright Associates incurred freight costs with at least 16 members of JCTrans”

“a two‑year gap between the initial non‑payment and the regulator’s final action”

“The Insolvency Service announced on 14 August 2026 that Leeds‑based Malcolm Wright Associates Limited has been wound up in the public interest after it failed to settle freight debts exceeding US $50…”

“Leeds‑based Malcolm Wright Associates Limited has been wound up in the public interest after it failed to settle freight debts exceeding US $508,000, €334,000 and £25,000 to overseas partners.”

“The winding‑up follows a High Court hearing on 11 August 2026 and leaves at least 16 JCTrans members unpaid for services rendered in 2024.”

“leaves at least 16 JCTrans members unpaid for services rendered in 2024.”

“The winding‑up follows a High Court hearing on 11 August 2026.”

“There were 35,682 personal insolvencies in that time, an 18% rise from the same period a year earlier, though just 108 more than in the previous quarter.”

“the overall figures reflected the number of actual bankruptcies, which had risen 7% from the previous three months.”

“On 19 May 2010 an agent for the Official Receiver was instructed to call at the cafe in the Quayside Shopping Centre to ascertain whether the bankrupt was trading from the premises,”

“He inflated the turnover of a company he set up to find agency work as a bus driver to £60,000, said the Insolvency Service (IS), which investigated.”